Main Page. MonitorInfoView v1. NK2 of Microsoft Outlook. The information is extracted from the EDID "Extended display identification data" records stored on your computer. You can also view the monitor information of multiple computers on your network, if you login to these computers with administrator rights.
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Disclaimer The software is provided "AS IS" without any warranty, either expressed or implied, including, but not limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. The author will not be liable for any special, incidental, consequential or indirect damages due to loss of data or any other reason. Privacy policy. For information on how to use and modify Monsamp. All monitors, analog or digital, must support EDID, which contains information such as the monitor identifier, manufacturer data, hardware identifier, timing info, and so on.
In addition to replacing the EDID information, a vendor can provide an override for the monitor name and the preferred display resolution. Such an override is frequently made available to customers through Windows Update or digital media in the shipping box, and receives higher precedence than the EDID override mentioned here.
Each block is numbered, starting with 0 for the initial block. The monitor driver obtains the updated data for the corrected blocks from the registry and uses the EEPROM data for the remaining blocks. I'm looking for a way to find the model number of a computer monitor. By monitor I mean the thing that gives you visual feedback from a computer and connects to the graphics card.
I can't find much info on that because monitor and display are synonymous with way too many other computer stuff. Graphics cards detect monitor models reliably but where do they get that datum from? Ideally I want to retrieve this info using a scripting language like powershell. Monday, December 7, PM. The Display section looks like this ScreenWidth write-host. Tuesday, December 8, PM. Ggraphics cards display a much more accurate and readable model number.
Could it be somehow decoded using the data given by the tools below? Tuesday, December 8, AM. It is not entirely accurate but at least it distinguishes it from other models which is what I need. OCS Inventory shows the correct monitor name same name as what the graphics card shows but i prefer not to connect to a mysql database just for that info which was originally obtained from the PC that the ps script will run on.
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